![]() ![]() * * NOTE – This is not a super technical Photoshop tutorial but more for photographers who would like to trial frequency separation as part of their real family editing workflow. The caveat being that I did not want to spend hours retouching skin for family photoshoots as I prefer a more natural-looking skin texture.Īfter lots of reading and experimenting with different methods the answer was yes – there is a place for this within my workflow and I have now created my own frequency separation action which you can download for FREE at the bottom of this blog to try for yourself. Weve created a FREE plugin for frequency separation in Photoshop. I have heard the term Frequency separation discussed on editing blogs and sites, specifically in relation to high-end retouching of skin in the studio, so I decided to look further to see if there was a place for this within my process when editing real family photoshoots. I cull in Adobe Bridge, edit around 90% of my images in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) and then, if needed, take the images into Photoshop to add a bit more punch and occasionally swap a head □ Retouch4me is a collection of AI-driven retouching plugins designed to emulate the work of a professional retoucher. Over the last 10 years, I have refined my editing (and shooting) process for both my client and competition work. ** PLEASE NOTE THIS BLOG IS BEST VIEWED ON AN IPAD OR PC/MAC SO YOU CAN SEE THE DETAIL WITHIN THE IMAGES ** ![]()
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